I learned how to butcher a hog before I could ride my bicycle, I watched my great uncles butcher hogs back in the 70's. My Dad told me the whole time, "Son, this is how your food finds it's way to the table." I've never butchered a hog myself, but I've butchered and processed many deer over the first half century of my life. Deer season # 40 is soon to be at hand. I was helping Dad when I was big enough to pull the hide.

What ya want to know?

Processing hogs and deer is pretty intuitive. The most important rule is never, under any circumstances, puncture the intestinal tract.

It must be a good ole U. S. thing. I've watched videos from Australia butchering a cow. Not much was cut out.

Not being a fool......but u got some front end issues with that Toyota....needs a single stabilizer replacement, tire rods, ball joints, or control arm bushings....have it looked at....I love those trucks and it will last u guys a long time with normal maintenance.....

Brandon Mann I wanted to see how Daddy and Hannah processed those tasty pork chops and bacon.

I always get dirty looks from chicks and guys just smile and say dude, love the shirt. Front side saids "PETA" with "people eating tasty animals" right under it. An the back side saids "tree huggings ok, as long as your doing it to get to your tree stand."

Wild game is as organic as it gets. And us elder organic people are getting too old or are already passed to teach the younger generation about the hunting traditions and benefits to a healthy diet. I'm still trying to teach my son how to fish. Patience is usually learned by practice, and having faith.

Under the Surface there is a purpose for that! She eats good! There is nothing more calming then to be out in the woods or down on a creek bank and just listening to the noises! Perfectly peaceful! Stress management! You don’t have to be killing animals to enjoy being out in the country. If you have to question this you have never done it.

I never heard a gal use phrase "go get them jokers!" Gotta love her, 1/million.

Yeah, butchering & such is a fact of life. I see nothing wrong w a tutorial, but I ain't KZfaq.

I watch cleanin' videos all the time on youtube...I enjoy them too!

your welcome

thank you

You couldnt handle it Kevin 😉

Defender of the Defenseless isn’t that the truth. I had a 1995 that had 250k on it. I sold it to a friend and it got stolen but it was still a solid running truck.

I bought one of those Toyota pickups new. A 1992 in fact. At 80,000 miles the thing started burning more oil than gas. At just under 100,000 miles I had to put in a new clutch. I changed the oil every 3,000 miles. I had a 1999 and a 2001 Corolla. Same oil burning issues. I worked at a place where we made parts for Toyota and others. Toyota doesn't make better vehicles, it just covers up their mistakes better than others. We called it the Toyota Myth. You can find on KZfaq a Nissan Frontier with over a million miles. Same for a Hyundai Elantra. The Nissan had a new transmission at 850,000 miles. The Hyundai still has the original transmission. Toyota can't say that. The Million mile Tundra had 2 new transmissions.

JB J for decades I only would buy US made vehicles. But then came a time when I said oh hell there are no 100% USA made vehicles.. well in 2004 I bought a 4 door tundra with the ( Lexus ) v8 so I could take my then 4 year old daughter to fun places . Well she is now in her second year of college and she claimed ( her) tundra . It is difficult to check the oil because the oil looks like honey on the oil stick .

Randy Blackburn yeah. They are great trucks. I have a 2008 Tundra. It has the big 5.7 and is just about to hit 200k on it. I think Toyota is more American than the big 3 are.

Join the queue buddy.

Join the queue bud.

@MJW fact!

40 years ago, that was my family. Not far from it now. Eat home raised bison and whitetail

@Omar Aguirre eat em. We trap them for a bow hunting ranch.

@Omar Aguirre well we're up here in the east part of Texas. Panola county area. I've got some kin folks in south Texas around cuero

It's only on KZfaq that these idiotic rules are applied, Shane. Hannah could create a 'Bitchute' account and publish videos there that can educate folks on how to do these things, then post a link to those educational videos in the video description of her next KZfaq releases.

MEWE best

I just push the envelope who cares what they think

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@@davesracingchannel9261 people who have made a life from it and rely on monetization.

@@Timmothy2012 must be nice...

@@growmiezhomiez8760 what must be nice?

This comment is creepy at all.

Celebrity Cyborg Cybernaut Kerry Brush up on the English language before leaving comments.

@George Martin now skeeter he ain't hurtin no body🐼

She sure the heck is

@@rea8172 your fine too. You wanta have dinner sometime?

@@darrylsmith3272 😂

Try fish. They're tasty, too.

@@philipwebb960 I do like je a nice fish usually steamed. The comment was a poo poo to vegans stupidity.

tariffs hurt the farmers and no binding farming deals have been made with China. I don't think more people are going to be farming btw as it's now a less desired occupation, takes a lot of capital to start, and the trade war is making farmers struggle. I would definitely love to see more farmers but idk if that's going to be the case for the near future atleast.

Connor Rath it’s unlucky that China is now importing a lot of farming products from Russia where Siberian snow is melting down due to climate change.

Connor Rath Farmers are the last hope for US. Please don’t ruin em.

@Leonardo Vosper I would say if we want farmers to strive then regulations need to be cut back, no tariffs or trade wars, no subsidies, less taxes, and get government out. Basically make the market less controlled and more free. Trade deals are never permanent as the market is always changing so I don't consider deals a grand success. If we want China to buy products from our farmers then we should not be taxing our farmers through tariffs were it makes it harder for them to farm so we can get a non binding temporary deal that may or may not work short term. Anyways that's just my opinion on everything.

@@Linuscorn859 farmers struggled way before the tariff. As the farmers die off the kids that inherit the land sell to developers because this generation fears heard labor farming.

Fo Real!!!!

It's March 1st right now, and if that Chevy is not sold already, something is really wrong with America. ( LOL )

@@josephkrizauskas1052 HAHA man I want it